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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-29
ERRO Ell Trio.

En- una correspondence, desde
esta Capital dirigi1a q El Pueblo
y armada por s. F., al hablarse
de Ia reunion Cue recientemente
SO verife6 en- el Consistorio de
esta Ciudad para tratar del acue.
ducto, Sc estampa 10 siguiente,
que no hemos podido menos que
leer CON sorpresa:
aHubo IN rasgo de esplendids ge-
nerosidad, que merece citarse aplau
dirse: el senor Mendizabal cfreci6 co
mo donatiso 10 600 pesos.
81 fueramos maldicientes, y no Gre
yenmos en- el desprendimiento de los
corszones sgradecidos, diriAmos que el
rehor Mendizabal ofreci6 esq eantidad
pensando que el proyeeto era irrealiEa
Bile; pero libreme Dios de zee NAL
penssmientc.
No sabemos 4 que vienen estas
reticencias, nj atinAmos con que
objeto puedan haber sido escri-
tae.
ITiene el correspcnsal de Fl
Pueblo derecho & penetrar en- eI
fuero inferno de nadie, nj mucho
menos 4 dudar de ID generosidad
del senior MendiEabal, nj de que
gu esplendids y espontlnea ofer'
ta fuese verdaders y de coraEon,
como indefectiblemente 10 fue7
tAcaso el senor MendiIhbal o.
tan desconocido Aqui, que no ss
tepga noticia general, como u
tiene, de sus tradiciones de des-
prendido, de las patentes prueba'
de generosidad que mil veces h'
dAdo para socorrer necesidades
para objetos elevados, bene6co'
) patri6ticos'
GuArdese, pues, para Of, SUI
feticenciAs, equivocos q irontA
el corresponsal de FL PusbioI nj
pretenda que su visuAlidad sci
tauta J tan potspte que llegue
explorar las conciencias sjenas
4 YER en- elias 10 coutrafio de i
que encierran en- realidsd.
Nosotros conocemos hace mu
eho tempo al senor MendilibAl
poE 10 mismo no noe extrano e
ii ese rasgo generoso, que hici
mos pdblico, que tanto Ia prec
cupAdo al corresponsal dc 4
Pueblo; 10 encontramos muy cor
signiente y natural en- quien III
ne la virtud del dssprendimieI
10.
Cierto modo de ofreeer --
labios afuera-- se deja para !,
politicos que abogan por un sist
ma degCbierno que Espafa jaml
concederS, pero que sin etnbarl
brindsn % ljapoyoll 81 RepF
sentante aquf del 0oblerno b
btetno.
No para los que hablan , Obtl
kon 81 cofaE6h.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-29
.Juzgado de +: InstanciG del dis
trit0 de C0tedrGl. Escri60mta
de d. ESteban Cdlder6n.


En- los aut eiecut;vos seguidos en- dichO
Juzgado por Ia Sociedad Mullenhotf Korber
contra ell Dr. D. Julio Schro Ter, como apode1
RADIO general de D. Luis Godofredo Dyes, en-
cobro de pesos escrito preseDtado por log
ejecutantes, denunciando Ell embarque por el
puerto de Aguadilla con d. stino Mayague2
por la goleta Carmelita otro buque nombrado
Cazador de parte de los azucares centrifugados
g istentes en- der de Schmabel c. y don J
R. M. Martin z, euya interdicci6n decTetara dis
cho Juzgadr, interin Sc leva efecto el embar-
g, de Is miad de os mismos a lcaresy 90
ha p-ov'ilo 10 con esta fecha por ell referido Sr.
Ju'z de Catedral, un auto, disponiendo entre
otras cosas que por los peri6dicoS de esta pla'
"a se haga pdblico que este Juzgado no he lie.
vantado ell embargo preventive que decreta.
ra de la mita! de les azdcarez existentee.en
los almacenes de Schmabel y c. y D. j. B NJ.
Martinez oct deLte de la hacienda ColoSo, nj
Ia inter6icci6n que ordenars de los misGnos
azdcares interim Sc efec;uaba aquel embargo;
que esa Introduction continda VICENTE sur.
tiendo todos sus efectos legales, pesar de es4
arse embarcando dichos frutos por la Aduana
de Aguadilla, por haber dejado de prestar
sus auxilios para impedi.lo las sutoridadeS
quisnes &c pidieror; 10 que SO hace fabef para
que ma ie pueda alegar ignorancia, ss comp
q prctesta que han consignado los sehorep
Mullenhoff y Kolber de reclamar contra quieh
haya lugar todos los d, fios y perjuicios que pof
con O. uencia de Ia violacion de dicha intsrdinA
cion puedan originarselea.
Puerto Rico y Mayo 26 de 1SS7.-Esteban
Calder0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-29
D. Fabian Agenjo.

Felicitamos q los dignos y pa.
trioticos sefiores, que forman el
nuevo Comite Unconditional de
Comerio, y q todos los esforzados
correligionarios de aquella locali-
dad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-29

Nombrado Alcalde de la Caro-
lima D. Antonio Acha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-29

b'es dnrGnte mIieho tempo, de de
scar es que se hsga IN tratado inter
nacional que, como el dc Westf4lis,
asagur6 . Ia Europa Glen sios de psz
8 como eli de Viena, hecho despues d.
las guerras empefiadas por el primer
Napoleon, que di6 & 10 Europa medic
siglo de rep, 50 y de prosperidad gene
raj.
Hay paz en- toda 10 Alemsnia.
Los negocios marchan lentamente.
AUSTRIA.
Las noticias recibidas del Austria
y de Ia Hungria han sido de intereses
locales mas bien que de polttica ga-
neral.
En- Viena Ia OGmara de los diputa'
dos ha terminsdo 10 discussion general
del proyecto de ley de los presupuestos
del Estado, y Sc ocupa de 10 discussion
e'los articulos de Ia ley tributsris.
El partido austro-alem&n no ha hecho
ID oposici6n al proyecto.
Hay cslma en- 10 politicA interior, J
en- Ia exterior no hs ocurrido acontecl-
miento alguno importante.
Sc habla de negocisciones de allan
20 entire los gobiernos del Austria , de
10 Russia, pero merecen POGO credlto
tales rumores. La verdAd es que las
relsciones del gobierno russo, 10 mismo
con el Austria que con 10 Alemsnia,
son smistosas, aunque hsys conclude
el tempo acordado en- el tratado de
alianxa de los tres imperios del Norte
De Europe.
Hay pas, 10 mismo en- 81 Austria que
en- 10 Hungris; pero los negocios tie
men poCa animacion.
ITALIA.
Acaba de ser inaugurado On Vene-
cia 81 monumento erigido en- honor de
Ia memoria del Rey Victor Manuel:
El escultor Ferrari habis representa-
do al Rey & caballo, pero como ell cor
eel de; Hey hollsbs, con los cascos, 10
tiara pontiRcal y las llaves de San Pc
dro. II Osservators eatt6lico pnblic6 IN
articulo, escrito en- estilo violento, On
d que record6 que los condos de Mau-
rienne. Abue.os del actual Rey, fueron
compeaerillos y Simples aventureros
del Duque de BoIgoha, cuando el Pon-
tifcadc era - poderoso.
El sfticulo, foe prohibido, = se reco-
rierou los timeEos del peri6dico como
iniuriosos & Ia familia Real, pero sc
mspd6 que per oraini senxti der alto
Tpor orden superior) desApareciesen Ia
tiara ' las llsves de San Pedro cince'
iadss Dor el escultur Ferrari.
La inauguraci6n de 10 estAtua Sc hi
70 en- presencia del Rey, con 10 pomps
hcobtnm brada Ell tales casos.
La CGmara italians sc ocupar4 de Ia
question de los presupuestos del Esta-
do, en- cuyo proyecto de ley pide sl go
bierno cleditos para Teformss militia.
reg. nateriales de guerra J otros gas
toS mas 8 menos uygentes:
La nueva colonia africana contints {
pfoduciendo gastos, sin esperanzas pro-
kimss de productos.
El gobierno acaba de enviar Mas.
souah un cargamento complete de ma.
terial de ferrocarril, sistsma Decauvi-
lie. para hacer una Inca de 06 kil6- .
metros entire Massouah y los pueblos
vecinos, y poder ssf ocurrif prontamen-
"a D cualquier evento prodncido por Ia
hostilidad de los Abisinios. l.
Hay paz general, J POGO movimien'
10 tnefcantil. |,
No ha habido sncesos politicos i'm.
portantes en- las naciones de Europe
10 mencionadas en- esta cafta.
j. g. Sdsz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-29
GACETA DE HOY.

Nombrado Alcalde de la Caro-
lima D. Antonio Acha.
Declarado cesante del cargo de
Alcalde de Arecibo D. Fernando
Lines.
Ascendido a Telegra6sta IL, ell
% D. Matias Gomez Fernandez.
Sc declara separado volunta.
riamente del Cuerpo de Te!eSra.
fos q D. Justo Soler.
Privilegios de invenci6n.
Ley de Enjaiciamiento militar.
Por Ia Hacienda Sc pagaran en-
Ia semana entrante las siguientes
facturas de amortizaci6n, CORES
pondientes a 1888 "a y al cupon
ndmero 20:
Biuetes. Cuponcs.
30.-FActnrs n 457 45s FActura 35s $50
3i.-Factura n.' 459 y 460 Fsetara 800 y 36l
l.-Factura n 4Gl 462 Factura SO! 363
2.--Factura ~ 463 y 464 FAe,urG 3st y 365
S.-FAciura u 465 y 400 FActurs 57s 367
4-Auasos' factu'ssinpor,4ntss 900 peso'
Slbastas.
Providencias idiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-29
COMITE DE COMERiO.

Nuestros muy estimates y en-
:usiastas correligionarios de Co
merio hsn ce]ebrado una concu
rrida y fraternal reunion, consti
tuyendo su Comite local en- Il
siguiente forma:
PreSidente:
DR.. D. Emiliano Zaragoza.
Vice -presidente:
d. Ramon Qliros.
VocaleS:
D. Pedro Esli a.
4" Manuel Pont6n.
4" Angel San Miguel.
sSecretario:
n Fabian Anan;o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-29

Declarado cesante del cargo de
Alcalde de Arecibo D. Fernando
Lines.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-29

Sc declara separado volunta'
riamente del Cuerpo de Te!egra'
fos q D. Justo Soler.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-29

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-29

Ascendido q Telegrafista 10, el
90 D. Matias Gomez Fernandez
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
POiicP Court.


The following cases were disposed OF
Yesterday:
willie Lawerin (colorcd), steling gold
watch Of the value Of SO, tdc prop rty OF
some person unknown. Not guilty; DIS
charged
Morris Payne (colored), stealing an open
face gold watch OF the value OF So, the
property Of James Lewis. Turned over TO
his mother 10 be- whipped.
George \. Win2G drunk aud di'or-
derry in The street. Disclosed by the Chief
OF Polite.
John Young. drunk. Fined 3 md costs.
Martha T.. Parsons (cGlOred) cIrsing,
abusing, and threatening Dolly Wright,
ard usIng indecent language on the street.
Fined sand costs.
Richard Davis, drunk and tire passing on
the premises OF Mrs. William G)dNey.
Failed to appear; attachment issued.
Eliza Williams (cOlOred), aSsaulting and
beating Cbrssie Page. Fined s. and costs.
Unity Ann James (cOlOred), attachment
with contempt OF court. Fined - ana
costs.
Ellis Robinson (colored). attachment
with contempt OF court. Fined 81 and
costs.
Jack Motley (coloredD. Improper conduct
on the street. Fined $3.50 and costs.
Jennie Lewis (cOlOred). fighting aud ere
atng q disturbance on the street. Fined
so and costs.
Alice Dsbncy (colored), diSorderly and
using obscene language on the street. Fined
IS and costs.
Claiborne Bailey (colored), drunk. Fined
IS and costs.
c. Gilman. lighting in the street. Fined
50 and SIS.
&c. Braxton and J. Y. Taylor Doth co.
ored). dIsorderly and creating disturb
ance on the street. Fined each g and
costs.
John Woodson, buying and selling Junk
without a license. Fined s. aud costs.
Thomas Carrier (colored), cutting and
wounding Claiborne Bailey with knife,
with intentto Kill. DISMISSED.
Reuben Meekins (cOlored), throwing
rocks on Candles Hill. Continued till to
d,y.
Charles Goode, fighting and creating
disturbance on the street. Discharged.
Judge Alexander (colored), drunk. Con
iinucd until to-day.
Ben. Gilman. as.aulting and beating
Charles Goode in the public street. Fined
Is and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
aIcxnurrtc Notes.

Especial telegram 70 The Dlspaten'l
ALEXANDRIA, VA, May 30.-Siturday
night The police were Informed that Buy
WbisWs Has .fen hiding in lower Fairfax
and Prince William. Lieutenant smith,
Wth a tc'ail, proceeded to the loca'ity.
After some trouble he found the indlyldn,l,
VITO vas "hidins," but not Billy VIII
liaus.
There was no general Ob-ervauccS Of
Dcc6rufinn-day here. The Goeernment
office closed, and in the afternoon de-
iacbmcnt OF the Grand Army Of the w.
public came down and fred ,bree yOlieys
and stIcwed garllnds at the National cenle-
toy. 4 party OF North Carolina ex-Con-
icdcrlir, from Washington bedecked The
Confederate mound in Cbrist.churchvard
with hsnds0me Coral emhlem'. The ceine-
lcries were visited by large crowd.
Thirty per cent. (, the annual dividend
Just dcc!sred bv the Fair,ay Mutual rele.
graphic Company. 1t i little line eX.
teLdin2 from Fairfax Courthouse TO Vi
emma.
Mrs. Kate Percy Fisher, mother Of VIII.
liam Mex. Fisher, nOw OF RicTmOnd, and
sister Of Dir. William r. Mcknight, OF the
Gozette, died saturday night. she was a
not estimable lady.
Captain Noble smith, whose Illness was
noted, is dead.
Young Beach, the brakeman who some
time nco got hi, hand mtshed while
couDllic cars at the midland yards, died
last night II l)ck-jaW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
DEATHS.

BAKER Died, at bis residence. Littiepass
street, Maddox Hill. Monday. May ~, 1877. at
30 n NJ. JOnN r. BAKER, la tho nfsy-ninib
year Of his age.
residence TUESDAY, Nay 3lst, At 10 O'Clock.
Friends and relatives Of the famll. are re-
specially invited 20 attend.
Washington. Baltimore, and New York pa
pers please copy.
BFLL-Died. Monday morning at 8 30 O'Clock.
GEORGIA GOoDE, youngest daughter OF Adam
and Ann 4. He'll. In the tenth year OF her ago.
Her funeral will be held from Clay-Strost
Methodist church TO-DAY (fuesday1 att i. NJ
The relatives asa friends OF the family are ln-
yited TO attend
CAPsTON Saturday. May ss,h. At
9.35 7. NJ, at her fathers residence, 6lS north
Seventh street, MADELINE. only child u
James l.. and Catherine Capston. In her twsn-
ty-third year.
81, Burial from s., Peters Cathedral TUESDAY
MORNING at 2 o'clock "
ROCK.-Dled, May %, IGs7. at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, PATRICK ROCK, In the seventy third
year Of bis age. lie was native OF tho Coun-
~ ROsc0mmOn. Ireland.
His funeral will take place TODAY from hb
late residence, No. 1893 north ssventoonth
street Friends and acquaintanees are respect
fully invited 10 attend.
WILLIAMS. Died. on Monday the 18th In
slant, at ten minutes ~ ~ o'clock NJ. after .
long and painful illness, which shs bore WIN
Christian fCrtltu1e, MARY G., beloved wife 81
Milton g. " illiams ia the forty-eighh year VI
her age.
Note by note IT. silver bars
May my soul In love ascend,
TIL reach the highest rvund
IA Thy kingdom without end
Not impatlently sing.
Though lift my hands AMI cry,
",Iesus, lover Of my soul,
Let me 10 Thy bosom ny."
BY HER SON.
Funeral will take place from her husbanfs
residence. No. III north Eighth street, nj 4
O'Clock THIS EVENING. Friends and &C
quaintances Of the family are respectfully in
yiied To attend without further notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
PERSONAL.
Procession and other Ceremonies at
81. Peters Cnthcdrai.

Al Il Peters Cathedral sunday evening,
Just rs the choir struck UP the Regina CPli,
The cro,s-bcarcr, headed by Master Francis
Columbus, who acied Is marshal for the
occasion. cane out Of the sanctuary, fol-
lowed Nv a large number OF little boys
neatly dressed, each carrying a bouquet 10
his hand. The members Of the S0dallty Of
the Sacred Heart followed. with their
beautiful badges on their breasts and bOu-
quets in their HANDS. The girls. dressed in
white, with wTeatbs on their heads aud b0u-
Q"CtS in their hands, came next, followed by
about forty acOlvteS, each one also carrying
bouquet. After The procession had
moved around the aisles Of the church IT
went up the middle aisle, where at the
sanctuary gate was erected a beautiful
,tand surmounlcd by large statue OF the
Blessed Virgin, on which The bouquets were
deTosilod rs a gift TO the Mother Of God.
Three maids then kueli, and one OF them,
Miss Ellie Sbaughnt s,ey, read aloud a
formal cacring, at the end OF which Miss
Katie Catogni, assisted by Miss Nora Healy,
crowned TIE ta;ue
Rev. T.. ". lierney addressed the large
assembly, explaining the meaning Of the
ceremony.
Next sunday after the 100 O'Clock mass
there will be- smother procession in the
Calhc6fai ON the occasion Of the closing OF
the forty hours' alteration, which VIII be-
Gin Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
Rriefs and Personals.

The CITY Circuit Court was in session for
a short while Yesterday, but no eases OF IN
tCrost were tried.
Master Fitzhugh Lee, who rode beside
his father IN the parade yesterday, has been
elected marker in tne stuart Horse
Guards.
Sunday the city ambulance was called to
GeoIcc Buckner, q c)lorcd man. found
wing in the street sick, aud he was taken
10 TIE hospital
The Washington STIR Of yesterday says :;
" SIR Edward Thornton and his daughter,
Miss Frances l.. Thornton, will return 10
London in June"
The front door OF y. LeoDard's store was
found open by Officer sweeney sunday
piobt. An examination showed that II had
been lett open by accident.
MIR. William ii. Parker, manager Of the
Brfalo Lithia springs, is in the city
making purchases for the Springs. lie
saws that the prospects are Tor a prosperous
season.
Mr.. T.. Is. DodsOn, OF tie American HO-
Tel. who was married this week to Miss
Marie Gibbony, OF Washington, reached
The city with his bride yesterday, after u
brief but pleasant northern trip.
Professor Kessnich's band left on the
$3.50 train this morning on the Richmond
and Danyllle road for North Carolina to
attend The commencement exercises at
Wake.Forest and Chppel-HIll colleges.
They win be absent about two weeks.
Mr.. Harry schwarzebild left on the 1907
A, n. trein yesterday for Baltimore, and
Will sail Wednesday on the steamer Douau.
OF the North.German Lloyd line OF steam
ers. for Bremen. Messrs. Myer aud WI.
liam Heller will sail on the same steamer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
THO Mnznrf Last Night.

Avory pleasant muSIcdte was given last
evening 10 large audience. Mrs. Rein
hardt sang two soprano solos with Gne cf-
feet. Tie Gr,t, "Alpme Horn" by Proch,
wa, especially fine. In it she was assisted
by Professor Ke,Snich on the cornet, and
the eject was very pleasing. The orchestra
pieces were well selected and given vita
spnit. The piccolo solo, with orchestra.
was beautifully rendered by Mr.. William
Wagner.
Miss Flora WhitlOck appeared for the
second TINE before the OZlrt in piano
solo. Gud she acquitted herself very hand.
sCmely. The introduction OF young per-
foInet, IN The MO2Ut mUSjCqieS l. plea
SAINT feature. and ore in the hnc Of musical
culture, and which should be the work OF
the NcZlrt.
TIE nio for violin, viola, AMI cello,
"Adlgio 10. 3, by Beethoven, was belu'i'
fully rendered by Messrs. Laube, Ba,eler,
ana llilOW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31


from The opposite direction. Fearing .
collision, he stopped his o~u teau, ana,
alighting thersfrotD. ran ahead towards the
runaway with The view Of checking iis pro-
aress. At the time when the accident oc-
CURED the street was thronged with people
going TO the memorial exercises 10 Bland
ford cemetery. II y Bsrro~ street,
closed In on both sides by wooden ratings
and very steep. The runaway seemed
10 cut broad swathc through tue tnrJnx
OF people, and when Hal eUdcayored 70
stop him be was struck on the right tenn
PIE by the SHAFT Of the buggy. and over
borne by the shock, was turlcd violently
against the wooden railing. His neck was
broken aud death resulted "a = few min
utCs. II is somewhat OF the nature on o
striking coiocidencc that Ilsl's fa'ber wa
killed several years ago undtr almost s'n'.
lar circumstances. Hail had been uirried
only few weeks, and was held IN high es-
teen by his employer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
JcrOne-Park Races.

lby Telegraph 10 INC Dl5paNh.l
NEW YORK. May 30.-Frst Eve
furlongsv Ichibon won; Pampero second,
Patrocles third. Time. 1:104.
Second race-One and One-siXieen.h
miles-IIypasia won; Buffalo second, Nel-
lie Van third. Time, 1852
Third race FOrdham handicap. one and
a quarter miles -Orifllm won; War Eagle
second. stone Bued third. Time, ell.
Fourth race-Withers stakes, for three
year.Olds, one mile-HanOyer won; Stock
ton second. Belyidere third. Tine, l:i6.
Fifth race-six furlongs Line won !;
PelticOat second. Time, lis. Young
Duke finished first, but was disqualified on
a foul.
Sixth -Match-rice at $1,000 each be.
tween Wild Tom and Rosarium-was de-
clarCd of.
Seventh race-stecpIe-chase, over fall
course- site won; Disturbance second,
Abraham Third. Tipe, 4:2jI.
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Dedication Of a Young Slen's Chris
fEDu aSsOcfntiOn Home.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRA. VA, MAY 30.-The formal
0ptriUg aud dedication OF toe new bone OF
The Young Mems Chrlstiin Association oc'
CURED his evening, large and happy
gathering Of ladies and gentlemen being
present.. The cX6rci-,s were opened with
rraycr By R,y. Mr.. ,utcr. OF Christ church.
Rev. NJ. smith. of the Methodist church,
ftad a passage Of scripture, and addresses
we're maze by Rev. Messrs. Shrpe, Of
Grace: Anur,e, Of the First Pre- 'byter.an,
ard Or Dmwiddio, late Of the Second
Prfsbyt Ran church.
Handsome floral decorations and good
vocal and Instrumental music Nere features
OF the evening".
After General inspection Of the building
the assmalage departed, voting It unani.
m0u,ly most enjoyable occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

lsble, full Of everything good 10 eat. and
nice cooling drinks. OF the Httle ex oIori0g
party that undertook 10 find The head
waters Of The lake; the bold fishermen who
told OF wonderful bites but c,ughs
nothirg; the fot real estate man who kicked
The foot-baIi 20 bard that be threatened HIS
right foot-welI, their stories were heard
ard explanations. and all accepted IN b )uor
81 the day. The Mpjor caught a young
esgle and gave IL 10 junior, out the boys
declared II was buzzard. Rev. s. TAYLOR
Martin. veteran Of the First company,
was on hand and met friends he had not
seen since the battle Of Leesbur9. The old
veterans Of The three war companies met
and told their old camp-storIes about the
days and nights al the Burned Bridge and
Fort Evans, on the Potomac, and other
camps, when rations we're plenty. No
speeches, no programme; everything 20 A.
you please. and glorious day for all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
Virginia omcers for ,rc Arrcx

In the graduating class OF the West Point
Military Academy ara Writ Robinson, Ro.
bert g. Paxton. and John A. HIrmaD, Of
Nirgniie.
The following Is the programme for The
commencement exercises: Infantry RE.
view, June %; school OF the battalion.
June ash: battalion skIrmish drill. June
Slh. AriilleIy-Sege battery drill, June
lst; mortar battery driIl, June 1st; light
battery drill. June 80; seacoast battery
din, June 9Th. cayary-scbool Of the
company ana battalion. June 18th; school
Of The soldier mounted, June 10Th. Prac-
tical military -pontoOn bridge
bulldog, June 9th; span.brldge build
ing. June 10th; military signalling. Ord
nance-PTactice with blIlistic machines.
small arms-Use Of the sword and blyo-
net; military gymnastics.
Til. oracr OF exercises may be changed
on account Oi the weather or for otner
cluseS
The class Will he graduated June II,
1887.